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The 45th Meeting of the
North Texas Philosophical Association

April 12-14, 2012 at the
University of North Texas, Denton

 

KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Simon Critchley
(The New School)

PLENARY ADDRESS

Babette Babich
(Fordham)

INVITED PAPERS:
Charles Bambach (University of Texas at Dallas)
Adam Briggle (University of North Texas)
Sarah Fredericks (University of North Texas)
Theodore George (Texas A&M University)
Charles Nussbaum (University of Texas at Arlington)
Joshua Parens (University of Dallas)
Francois Raffoul (Louisiana State University)
Richard Velkley (Tulane University)
Robert E. Wood (University of Dallas)

CALL FOR PAPERS

The NTPA invites papers from all philosophical perspectives. Individual participants should submit a completed paper of 3000-3500 words and an abstract of 150 - 200 words. Panel participants should submit a title and a proposal for the whole panel (approximately 500 words), together with the completed papers.

The NTPA employs a blind review process for non-invited papers. Names of authors and organizations should appear only on a separate cover sheet and be omitted from proposals, papers and footnotes. The NTPA will award a $100 Prize to the Most Outstanding Graduate Student Essay. The best graduate student submissions will be considered for publication in Purlieu // A Philosophical Journal. To apply for the Graduate Student Award, indicate intent on the cover page.
               
DEADLINE FOR ALL SUBMISSIONS:  JANUARY 20, 2012
Email papers and questions to:  dale.wilkerson@unt.edu

For information contact conference coordinator
Dale Wilkerson at dale.wilkerson@unt.edu

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NTPA 2011 Information

The NTPA thanks its Principal Sponsors
Department of Philosophy and Religion Studies at the University of North Texas
Department of Philosophy at Texas A&M

As well as its Institutional Affiliates
The Center for Environmental Philosophy
School of Arts & Humanities at University of Texas, Dallas
Dept. of English, Speeh and Foriegn Languages at Texas Women's University
College of Liberal Arts at University of Dallas
Dept. of Philosophy & Humanities at University of Texas, Arlington
Phi Sigma Tau, Texas XI
Purlieu: A Philosophical Journal

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